Source: www.voip-news.com

There’s a new VoIP phone from Hulger that is brass and solid American walnut. At $300, it’s pretty pricey too.

And dude, this thing is a total throwback from the 80s. I swear I had a plastic on just like it. ‘Cept this one is real wood and all. And that makes Wired feel like it’s more like a wood box from shop class.

A snippet:

Hulger’s new VoIP phone reminds me of nothing more than the wooden pencil cases we were forced to make in shop class — chunky, square boxes which would stab you in the hip every time you hoisted your satchel, and so badly put together that my pencils would invariably affect a complete escape in the short trip between classes.

Yea, could be that too.

Source: voipcentral.org

Retro handsets, which we see only in old movies now are coming back with new technologies like VoIP and mobile phones. We can use old-fashioned handsets with new technologies by attaching them with our PC or mobile phones. The handsets can be attached with your mobile and home PC.

The Propeller SF styled, the retro handsets are just like old-fashioned telephone handsets with old curly lead. These hefty handset plugs into any mobile with hands free socket.

Hulger, the leading company in retro handsets released its handset in 2003. Hulger now offer a range of five retro handsets, two of which come with a cordless Bluetooth configuration.

They looks quite stylish and attractive to our eyes. The cost of retro handsets with Bluetooth models has starting from 86.00 and the wired models are 40.

All the phones work with most mobiles and can be hooked up to PCs for VoIP calling with their 8 Y*Cable.

Via: DIGITAL HANDSETS